@[G]ood_DaY:
Did you got a fixed version of your 5750G? Does cpu-z say revision B3?
Cuz my dealer won't replace mine, they said I should use the warrenty and send it to acer if I notice an issue someday.

Okay weird...
I wonder why the replaced boards/laptops still show B2....

I experienced BSOD's from time to time when copying files from DVD to my Harddrive.
Did you guys got similar problems?

Meh... most likely >_>
But that's not funny, I need that notebook >_<

I was at the store, they refused to replace it and sent it back to acer.
ughh now I have to wait some weeks to get it back x_x

Is there a possibility that Bios Update 1.10 fixed the BSOD problem?
I mean the "kernel-power bsod" you even have after recovering the whole system without changing original drivers..

I got my 5750G back from the Acer Support.
It's still the old one with affected B2 chipset!
now I'm testing if it has still the bluescreen issue....

In Germany they're still only selling the grey one with B2 chipset .....
I haven't yet seen the blue one.

I got mine back. Still the first batch, but no bluescreen at all.
Does anyone have pictures from the inside of the notebook?
I need to know where the CPU/GPU is.

oh btw:
Is it recommended to place a fan of the Coolermaster U3 directly under the louver of the internal notebook fan?
or should I place them more central? ._.

aaand:
My CPU hits 90 degrees. Even with a cooler

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 18 2011, 10:27 PM

I can't find it =/

@robocop0:
It let you select between Integrated and Switchable.
I guess Integrated is Intel HD only and Switchable the normal Optimus Mode (Intel HD + Nvidia)

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 19 2011, 08:43 AM

No it won't getting damaged.
As long as you don't stress it out to maximum the entire time nothing's gonna happen

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Added on June 25, 2011, 6:43 amlol that's what I did.
I bought mine in the end of march, CPU-Z says Revision B2 Chipset, I checked my SN on the acer website -> not affected.
some weeks later I got BSODs, sent it to acer, got it back still with old B2 chipset....
But now it's working flawlessly without BSOD's.

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 25 2011, 06:45 AM

Well you have to place it to cool the entire left area, that's why I orderend an 100mm fan for my U3.
You can also go with the Zalman NC3000, but then you have to place the laptop more right, so that the fan can cool more of the left area.

The revoltec RNC-3000 is also an good option, but the fans are a bit weak.
The good thing about it is that the left fan is right placed under the internal laptop fan.

@California Kid:
I think it got fixed with the v1.10 BIOS.
I don't know but mine didn't BSOD anymore since it has 1.10.

This post has been edited by nex01: Jun 26 2011, 12:25 AM

sorry I mean 200mm....
It's more effective.

amazon for example.
but get one with 20mm height. 30mm is too high.

That is okay.
But when you try furmark you'll see that the temperature goes above 75 degrees
No game is yet that GPU intensive as furmark!

The CPU temps of this notebook are way more scary.
Mine hits 95 degrees when playing crysis.